Sentence examples for instigated a new from inspiring English sources

The telescope, which situated the earth and the planets firmly in orbit around the sun, instigated a new direction in thinking for astronomy and physics.

At the end of the episode the lead characters defused a nuclear bomb threat but instigated a new American civil war between the eastern and western states.

But that is exactly what Amazon.com had in mind last week when it instigated a new scheme called the Honor System.

It would be read and reread by a guilt-ridden John Hogan, who would later tell Professor Nestoros in Greece that he felt responsible, having instigated a new "tough love" relationship with tearaway Stephen.

With a sudden shift to congas, Mr. González instigated a new rhythm, creating counterpoint with the drummer Steve Berrios, while Mr. Ford continued unabated in a long, rapid-note solo, reaching the extreme registers.

Yet he has single-handedly instigated a new national debate on capital punishment by acting on conscience when faced with statistical evidence that innocent people stand a very real chance of being executed in Illinois.

This spring, Iraq unilaterally cut off exports for a month, trying to instigate a new oil embargo.

The company also agreed to forfeit $2.6m in profits made from sales of pseudoephedrine and to instigate a new ethics training programme for its sales staff.

So does Playground think that the sky system in Horizon 3 will instigate a new era of month-long location shoots throughout the games industry?

"The return of Crimea, and the coup and civil war in Ukraine supported by the US and countries of the European Union became a starting point for instigating a new Cold War".

But in 1971 President Richard Nixon abandoned the system established under the Bretton Woods Agreement, instigating a new, more flexible period in the global currency market known as "Bretton Woods II".